visa with a self-owned online business?

Greetings. I own a private labeling business, working through Amazon. I see that a worker visa typically requires a Bachelor's Degree and/or 10 years of experience in a specialized field. What are the options for a small-time entrepreneur? My annual income is 50,000-60,000. I'm not sure if I'd be able to get my foot in the water due to this and perhaps find a part-time job somewhere in the country to get a sponsor for a work visa.

Apologies if this has been asked before. I've searched for awhile now but I can't find anything related to my question. Thank you!

Well, you could start a business here and get an investor visa.

There doesn't seem to be anything about your current business which requires you to be in Japan, so I doubt you could get a visa for Japan that way.

Student visa, if you wanted to learn Japanese would be a way though.

Not sure if a student visa would fulfill OP's goal to "find a part-time job somewhere in the country to get a sponsor for a work visa" (emphasis added). If one does not have the required qualifications for a "work visa", a "sponsor" can't do anything about that.

I am also interested in what you do eventually. Can we keep in touch haha. I want to do a self-sponsorship visa since we are doing an IT application where the earnings are remote.

The business manager visa category is tricky (they changed the name away from "investor" because it wasn't really the right term). But, the fundamental questions remain - why do you want to live in Japan, and why do you need to disrupt your current business and re-set it up in Japan?

One of the first things you might like to start looking at is how to set up a business in Japan - that is tricky (and has many circular dependencies like no company without a bank account and no bank account without a company). Also, you need a Japanese representative (someone entitled to reside in Japan), and while managed to do that, it was another tricky item.